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Telephone Directory.Pdf Central Provincial Council VISION “To provide a better living standard to Dignified Medarata People and become the BEST PROVINCIAL COUNCIL IN 2015” MISSION “With extraordinary attention to Cultural, Social, Economic, Environment and Technological interests of various people of the Central Province and in efficient use of physical resources to bring in a permanent, dignified and better standard of living to Medarata People” 2 CONTENT 01. GOVERNOR’S OFFICE 07 02. GOVERNOR’S SECRETARIAT 08 03. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 09 04. COUNCIL SECRETARIAT 10 05. CENTRAL PROVINCIAL COUNCIL 11 06. CHIEF SECRETARIAT 17 07. PROVINCIAL REVENUE DEPARTMENT 19 08. DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL AUDIT 19 09. REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 20 10. DEPARTMENT OF GOVERNMENT AUDIT 20 11. DEPARTMENT OF GOVERNMENT AUDIT (Sub Officers) 21 12. THE CHIEF MINISTRY & THE PROVINCIAL MINISTRY OF FINANCE & PLANNING, LAW & ORDER, LOCAL GOVERNMENT & PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION, MANPOWER, EDUCATION, CULTURAL AFFAIRS, TOURISM, TRANSPORT, LANDS, CO- OPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT, TRADE, COMMERCE, FOOD SUPPLIES & DISTRIBUTIONAL AFFAIRS & INVESMENT, CO-ORDINATION OF CENTRAL PROVINCE 24 13 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND ZONAL EDUCATION OFFICES 26 14. DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING SERVICES 31 3 15. DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS 33 16. PROVINCIAL LAND COMMISSIONER’S DEPARTMENT 34 17. BOARD OF LIBRARY SERVICES – CENTRAL PROVINCE 34 18. DEPARTMENT OF TRADE, COMMERCE & TOURISM 35 19. CO-OPERATIVE EMPLOYEES COMMISSION 35 20. DEPARTMENT OF CO-OPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT 36 21. DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT 37 22. MINISTRY OF HEALTH, INDIGENOUS MEDICINE, SOCIAL WELFARE, PROBATION & CHILD CARE SERVICES 38 23. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 40 24. REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF HEALTH SERVICES - KANDY 41 25. REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF HEALTH SERVICES - MATALE 53 26. REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF HEALTH SERVICES - NUWARAELIYA 60 27. DEPARTMENT OF AUYURVEDA 67 28. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE, PROBATION & CHILD CARE SERVICES 71 29. MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, MINOR IRRIGATION, ANIMAL PRODUCTION & HEALTH AGRARIAN DEVELOPMENT, INLAND FISHERIES & ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS 73 30. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 75 4 31. DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL PRODUCTION & HEALTH 77 32. DEPARTMENT OF IRRIGATION 82 33. MINISTRY OF ROAD DEVELOPMENT, TRANSPORTY, POWER & ENERGY AND HOUSING CONSTRUCTION 83 34. DEPARTMENT OF PROVINCIAL HOUSING 85 35. PROVINCIAL DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT 85 36. PROVINCIAL ROAD DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 86 37. PASSENGER TRANSPORT SERVICE AUTHORITY 88 38. MINISTRY OF SPORTS, YOUTH AFFAIRS, WOMEN, RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRIES 89 39. DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE 91 40. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT & ENTERPRISE PROMOTION 92 41. DEPARTMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT 93 42. DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS 93 43. YOUTH AFFAIRS DEVELOPMENT UNIT 94 44. WOMEN’S AFFAIRS UNIT 94 45. MUNICIPAL COUNCIL – KANDY 95 5 46. MUNICIPAL COUNCIL– MATALE 98 47. MUNICIPAL COUNCIL – NUWARAELIYA 99 48. MUNICIPAL COUNCIL – DAMBULLA 100 49. URBAN COUNCILS 100 50. PRADESIYA –SABHA 103 51. DISTRICT SECRETARIAT – KANDY 120 52. DISTRICT SECRETARIAT – MATALE 121 53. DISTRICT SECRETARIAT – NUWARA-ELIYA 122 54. DIVISIONAL SECRETARIATS – KANDY DISTRICT 123 55. DIVISIONAL SECRETARIATS – MATALE DISTRICT 130 56. DIVISIONAL SECRETARIATS – NUWARA-ELIYA DISTRICT 134 57. TRAINING INSTITUTIONS 136 58. IN CASE OF EMERGENCY 140 6 GOVERNOR’S OFFICE Address: P.O.Box:06, Palace Square, Kandy Office: 081-2232497 Fax: 0812201087 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.cpgovernor.com Telephone Number Name Designation No Office Fax Mobile Residence 01 Hon Tikiri Kobbekaduwa Governor 081-2232498 081-2201087 077-7716195 081-2232781 02 Mrs. S. Kobbekaduwa Private Secretary _ _ _ 081-2575079 Co-ordinating 03 Mr. Wimal Rathnayake 081-2201087 _ 071-3852575 081-2303171 Secretary - 1 Co-ordinating 04 Mr. Sanjeewa Wijesundara 081-3806774 _ 071-4777178 081-3810143 Secretary - 11 05 Mr. Mahesh Thenne Media Secretary 081-7200480 _ 077-7653513 - Public Relations 06 Mrs. Dilini Abeykoon 081-2204824 _ 077-6255532 081-3829684 Officer 7 GOVERNOR’S SECRETARIAT Address: P.O.Box:06, Palace Square, Kandy Office: 0812239107 Fax: 0812201073 E-mail: [email protected] Telephone Number Name Designation No Office Fax Mobile Residence Mr. Gamini Secretary to the 081-2232497 081-2201073 071-9992525 081-2420488 01 Dassanayake Governor 02 Assistant Secretary 081-2239107 _ _ _ 03 Mrs. C.D.R. Wijerathne Administrative Officer 081-2239107 _ 071-1195597 081-2497948 8 PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Address: P. Box: 114, No.244, Katugastota Road, Kandy Office: 081-2213097 Fax: 081-2213097/081-2213096 E-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.psc.cp.gov.lk Telephone Number No Name Designation Office Fax Mobile Residence 01 Mrs.R.M.N.Ratnayake Secretary 081-2213096 081-2213096 077-9121525 081-2203665 Assistant _ 02 Mrs. W.P.D.C.K.Wijeratne 081-5631321 081-2213097 071-8043543 Secretary Assistant _ 03 Mrs.T.P.Dehigolle 081-5631321 081-2213097 071-8392514 Secretary 9 COUNCIL SECRETARIAT Address: P.O.Box.07, Central Provincial Council Complex, Pallekele, Kundasale Fax: 081-2421964 Office: 081-2421965 Website: pcsec.cp.gov.lk E-Mail: [email protected] Telephone Number No Name Designation Office Fax Mobile Residence Hon. A.M.Mahinda 01 Chairman 081-2201119 081-2422629 077-7046483 _ Abeykoon Mr. T.M.S.Bandara Council 02 081-2421965 081-2421964 077-3459706 081-2420305 Tennakoon Secretary Assistant 03 Mr. P.G. Dissanayake 081-2422539 081-2421969 071-8108945 081-3805293 Secretary 10 CENTRAL PROVINCIAL COUNCIL Address: P.O.Box. 07, Central Provincial Council Complex, Pallekale, Kundasale Office: 081-2421966, 081-2422539 Fax: 081-2422629, 081-2421969 Website: pcsec.cp.gov.lk E-Mail: [email protected] Telephone Number No Name Designation Office Fax Mobile Residence Hon. Tikiri 01 Governor 081-2232498 081-2201087 077-7716195 081-2232781 Kobbekaduwa Hon. Sarath 081-2237672 02 Chief Minister 081-2237671 077-7813222 081-2223990 Ekanayake 081-2237671 Hon. A.M.Mahinda 03 Chairman 081-2201119 081-2422629 077-7046483 _ Abeykoon Hon. Ediriweera Minister of 04 081-2223004 081-2238136 071-5312312 081-2060070 Weerawardana Highways Hon. Bandula S.B. 05 Minister of Health 081-2202355 081-2238141 077-3699982 066-2220194 Yalegama Hon. Pramitha 06 Minister of Industries 081-3807507 081-2387384 077-3333777 066-2285190 Bandara Tennakoon Minister of 071-7321321 07 Hon.M.Ram Agriculture 081-2386208 _ _ 077-5800157 11 Telephone Number No Name Designation Office Fax Mobile Residence Hon. R.M.S.B. Deputy 08 052-2050002 _ 077-3115100 081-2224656 Rathnayake Chairman Leader of the 09 Hon. D.Mathi Yugarajah _ _ 077-7810410 _ House Hon.Anuradha Chief Whip of the 081-4485502 10 071-9185185 _ 071-8009009 Jayarathna Government 011-2437676 Hon. Sunil kithsiri 11 Member 081-2202870 _ 077-7282850 081-2374761 Amarathunga Hon. Thilina Bandara 12 Member 081-3809485 _ 071-2308672 081-3809485 Tennakoon 13 Hon. W.M.Yasamana Member _ _ 077-7806504 066-2222628 14 Hon. Nimal Piyathissa Member 052-2279530 _ 077-3318658 _ 15 Hon. M.G.Jayarathna Member 081-4950511 _ 077-3084309 071-8011279 16 Hon.L.D.Nimalasiri Member 077-4174244 _ 075-9174244 066-2289273 Hon. Shantha kumara 17 Member 081-2352786 _ 077-3434428 011-2745427 Dassanayake 18 Hon. Singh Ponniah Member 071-1253764 _ 071-0760776 051-2225703 19 Hon. Alhaj A.L.M. Uwais Member 081-2224399 011-2681301 077-7385355 011-2687855 Hon. Radhakrishnan 20 Member 052-2223052 _ 072-7256366 052-2222942 Rajaram 12 Telephone Number No Name Designation Office Fax Mobile Residence 21 Hon. A.G.Sirisena Member _ _ 077-3513837 081-2386133 22 Hon. Nissanka Herath Member 081-2415201 _ 077-9571708 _ 23 Hon. R.G.Samaranayake Member 081-2375235 _ 077-3079489 071-8375393 Hon. A.M.A.Manel 071-7302624 Member _ _ 081-2312452 24 Bandara 077-3026244 Hon. Gunathilaka 25 Member 081-2300839 _ 077-3240694 081-2300499 Rajapaksha Hon. Parackrama 26 Member _ _ 071-6396797 066-2224685 Dissanayake 27 Hon. M.Rameshwaran Member 077-7401595 _ _ 051-3511025 28 Hon. Linton Wijesinghe Member 081-2374930 _ 077-3586166 081-5626429 29 Hon. M.Udayakumar Member 011-2396106 _ 077-7319042 011-2595750 30 Hon. K.Kanaharaj Member _ _ 071--2262063 051-2225122 Hon. Muthusamy _ 31 Member 066-2228844 071-8568866 066-2223357 Sivagnanam 32 Hon. Philip Kumar Member _ _ 072-7500600 075-7500600 051-3512800 077-7261603 33 Hon. P.Sackthivel Member _ 051-3519484 011-4770797 077-0742224 077-7244263 34 Hon. S.Sridharan Member 051-4924900 _ 054-2222194 071-6194691 13 Telephone Number No Name Designation Office Fax Mobile Residence 35 Hon. Sivaguru Saraswathi Member 051-4924900 _ 071-6572545 011-2529369 Hon. Aluthgamage 36 Member 081-2352806 _ 077-3069722 081-2352806 Weerasinghe Hon. Ashoka Jagath 37 Member 081-2203454 _ 077-7236701 081-2235441 Wijenayake Hon. H.M.Gamini Wijaya 081-4953299 38 Member _ 077-3646523 081-2404422 Bandara 081-4953298 Hon. Chinthana 066-2231585 39 Member 066-2231585 _ 077-3713600 Ekanayake 077-4106663 Hon. H.M.U.G.Thilak 40 Member _ _ 077-3913972 066-3007531 Bandara 41 Hon. T.D.Jayathissa Member _ _ 077-2622529 066-2255356 14 Telephone Number No Name Designation Office Fax Mobile Residence Leader of the 42 Hon. R.Aluwihare 066-2233804 _ 077-7843566 066-2233802 Opposition Chief Whip of 43 Hon. K.K.Piyadasa 051-2223808 _ 077-7305890 081-2352798 the Opposition Hon. Lucky 44 Member _ _ 077-3846109 081-2217836 Jayawardhana Hon. A.Chithra Srimathi 45 Member 081-2375755 _ 077-7842123 081-2374303 Manthilake 46 Hon. S.Sathasiwam Member 052-2224029 052-2223095 077-7370004 052-2223403 47 Hon. Renuka Herath Member 052-2279102 _ 077-7806866 011-2866340 48 Hon. A.H.M. Ibrahim Member _ _ 077-6743676 066-2051122 Hon. E.M.R. _ 49 Member 066-3060682 071-8077444 066-2222661 Bandaranayake 077-7316981 50 Hon. Velu Kumar Member _ _ _ 077-4405544 Hon. Channa 071-8141638 51 Member 081-2238585 _ 081-2229515 Galappaththige 077-7809936 Hon.
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